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Infection Disorders- Clinical Pharmacology 5th Year PMU
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1Antimicrobial drugs for hepato- biliary infections are
- ACeftriaxone (Rocephin)
- BGentamycin
- CRifampicin (Tubocin)
- DDoxyxyclin (Vibramycin)
2In patients with Gram (+) infections are preferred
- AUreidopenicillins
- BNarrow spectrum penicillines (Ospen)
- CMacrolides
- DFirst generation cephalosporines
3In patients with Gram (-) infections are preferred
- AUreidopenicillins
- BAminoglycoides
- CMacrolides
- DFirst generation cephalosporines
4Antimicrobial drugs with renal excretion are
- APenicillins
- BQuinolones
- CMacrolides
- DAminoglycosides
5The antibiotics of choice for patients with immune deficits are
- Abactericidal
- Bbacteriostatic
- Ccarbapenemes
- Dglycopeptides
6Adverse drug reactions of aminoglycosides are
- Aototoxicity
- Bnephrotoxicity
- Cgastrointestinal problems
- Dliver toxicity
7Adverse drug reactions of tetracyclines are
- Aliver damage
- Bototoxicity
- Cnephrotoxicity
- Dteeth and bone damage
8Adverse drug reactions of quinolones are
- Agastro-intestinal
- Bdamage of the joints
- Cincrease of intraocular pressure
- Dprovoke seizures in patients with epilepsy
9Quinolones are contraindicated for
- Apregnant women
- Bbreast feeding mothers
- Cchildren under 12 years of age
- Dpatients with kidney failure
10Adverse drug reactions of sulfonamides are
- Abone-marrow suppression
- Ballergy
- Ckidney damage in high doses
- Dheart failure
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- Infection Disorders- Clinical Pharmacology 5th Year PMU
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